I am trying to write a macro to record what I thought were fairly simple
steps (below) - but am having no success. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
1. Edit, Find, Clear this screen by clicking on No Formatting, click
on Format, Style, choose CCE Bullet2 (a custom style) from the list, ensure
the Highlight all items found in 'Main Document' is checked, Find All, Close
(**Note -
this step would be the same as manually finding a "CCE Bullet2" Style
then choose Select All with Similar formatting from the right click
shortcut menu**)
2. Select 'Normal' from the Style picklist on the toolbar (**At this
point - we have some hidden tracked changes appear - which is why we are
trying to create the macro**)
3. Accept All Changes from the reviewing toolbar
4. Select 'CCE Bullet2' from the Style picklist on the toolbar
Stefan Blom - 28 Sep 2007 11:19 GMT
Noncontiguous selections are not supported in VBA, as far as I know (see
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/288424/en-us).
But note that you can record a macro to replace all instances of a style
with another, instead.

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>I am trying to write a macro to record what I thought were fairly simple
> steps (below) - but am having no success. Any help would be greatly
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> 4. Select 'CCE Bullet2' from the Style picklist on the toolbar